Bristol City's goalkeeping department has been left in a relatively unknown predicament heading into the summer and next season.
Max O'Leary has cemented his position as the club's No1 and having agreed a new contract in February until the summer of 2026, his task moving forward is relatively plain and simple - hold onto the shirt. Given Dan Bentley's departure in January and Nikita Haikin's short spell as a City player, there is a lack of seniority among the stoppers to challenge his position at the moment.
It's an area that is likely to be looked at ahead of the new campaign when Nigel Pearson and his staff cast an eye on their options during pre-season. Academy product Harvey Wiles-Richards has taken the role of second choice following Haikin's departure towards the end of March, and signed a one-year extension in March.
